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Oluwapelumi
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Move or Copy a page in a PBIX file to another PBIX file

Hello Power BI Community,

Is it possible to move or copy one or more pages in a PBIX file to another PBIX file? I know this is possible with Microsoft Excel but I have not seen a feasible solution to achieve this with Power BI.

Has anyone tried this before? If yes, kindly check a workaround to achieve it.

 

Thanks as I await our responses.

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suparnababu8
Super User
Super User

Hi @Oluwapelumi 

 

There is no straightforward solution for this in Power BI, but you can achieve it with a workaround. Please follow the steps below:

  1. Open a new Power BI Desktop file.
  2. Connect to the data sources used in your existing PBIX file and pull all the necessary tables.
  3. Replicate the same DAX calculations that are in your existing PBIX file.
  4. Copy all the elements on the page of your existing PBIX file one by one and paste them into your new PBIX file.

If you follow the above steps, you should be able to successfully copy and paste from one PBIX file to another.

If you need more info pls refer this -  Solved: Copy report page from .PBIX to another .PBIX - Microsoft Fabric Community  by @jdbuchanan71 

 

Let me know if it works. Thanks!

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Thanks for sharing, @suparnababu8.

It worked.

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suparnababu8
Super User
Super User

Hi @Oluwapelumi 

 

There is no straightforward solution for this in Power BI, but you can achieve it with a workaround. Please follow the steps below:

  1. Open a new Power BI Desktop file.
  2. Connect to the data sources used in your existing PBIX file and pull all the necessary tables.
  3. Replicate the same DAX calculations that are in your existing PBIX file.
  4. Copy all the elements on the page of your existing PBIX file one by one and paste them into your new PBIX file.

If you follow the above steps, you should be able to successfully copy and paste from one PBIX file to another.

If you need more info pls refer this -  Solved: Copy report page from .PBIX to another .PBIX - Microsoft Fabric Community  by @jdbuchanan71 

 

Let me know if it works. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing, @suparnababu8.

It worked.

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